
KU is the newest addition to the four-team field signed through 2029 to participate in the annual CBS Sports Classic
Nashville is frozen, Vandy is hot. The Commodores' national rise to SEC power is due in large part to a local kid who had only one high-major offer two years ago.
The Wildcats nearly collapsed at BYU on Monday night, but held on and induced star freshman AJ Dybantsa into his worst shooting showing of his season
Peterson will miss Saturday's Sunflower Showdown vs. the Wildcats, but KU coach Bill Self will be back on the bench
Plus: Did we just get a glimpse of the future at Kansas? Also: The big reason Florida's made a move back to the top of the SEC
It's never been harder for mid-majors than in this era of hyper-portal activity and huge NIL money at high-majors. How are the RedHawks doing it?
Self has battled multiple heart scares in recent years, but this illness spell isn't expected to keep him away from the job
The FBI claims more than 29 games were fixed in 2023-24 and 2024-25. It's one of the biggest gambling conspiracies in American sports history
The college basketball transfer portal won't officially open until after the NCAA Tournament
UConn is catching some close games as of late but is still the class of the Big East — and can win a third title under Dan Hurley
In the midst of the worst of his four seasons as coach of the Roos, Menzies is out in the first coaching carousel move of the season
Our experts aren't mad; they're just disappointed in these five teams so far this season
And more: Why Purdue's Braden Smith is about to become a huge story and the 10 most disappointing teams at the midway mark
Matt Norlander's annual year in review highlights the SEC's epic year, Sister Jean, Kentucky, Kansas, portal mania, gambling and SO much more
The two-time national champion explains to CBS Sports why he's alarmed and concerned about the continual lack of leadership in college hoops
Matt Norlander is a national award-winning senior writer in his 16th season covering college basketball for CBS Sports. He also co-hosts the Eye on College Basketball podcast and is a college hoops analyst and insider for CBS Sports HQ and CBS Sports Network. In addition to college hoops, Norlander covers the NBA Draft, is CBS Sports' lead Olympics columnist and occasionally writes on golf. He is currently president of the United States Basketball Writers Association as well. Norlander lives in Connecticut with his wife and two sons, is an avid guitarist, amateur drummer and enthusiastic skier. You're happily invited to send him story tips and music recommendations.